The Worst Idea Of All Time - Replay S01E15: Fruit Burst

Episode Date: February 22, 2024

Please enjoy this victory lap of Season One episodes as we celebrate 10 years of The Worst Idea of All Time. New episodes posting on our Substack.Original Description:Guy and Tim have watched Grown Ups 2 again. They drunk- beers. They've eaten Shewsburys. They've been thinking about the film and lots about things that aren't the film. During this epsiode, they're eating Fruit Bursts and discussing the theme song from St Elmo's Fire. Great stuff. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

today you ready okay let's go the hunt for the wildest movie of the summer everybody and here this is your super friendly and not aggressive reminder to buy tickets immediately borderlands now playing it's just a good episode this time guys it's the feeling of breaking into Guy's very unguided, mine too, very unguided psyche. Who'd have thought that a thinly veiled, you know, enjoyment, consumption of a weed cigarette would be all it would take to just tip us over the edge into getting a completely unvarnished look into our heads. A long shadow looming for Guy about to go to europe to do the edinburgh fringe festival i am laughing in this episode because i think it's going to be bad for him

little did i fucking know what was in store for me trying to coordinate with that man's schedule when he's on the other side of the world and the time zones don't work and he's got shows to do of the world and the time zones don't work and he's got shows to do at any rate um look that yeah this one's just a great app from from soup to nuts as they say so i think that's all i'm going to say i don't want to spoil anything um i just hope you enjoy it because i really like listening to this one this but this i reckon this one might have been and just you know bear in mind i've only listened recently to the even episodes. I reckon this is my favorite one so far. There's just something about it, something a bit sparky.

I hope you like it too. Goodbye. Love every day Cause before you know it Your precious time slips away Welcome to the Worst Idea of All Time episode 15? Is that where we're at? Yeah 15 Quick math, we have now watched the movie Grown Ups 2 for a total of 25 hours

Oh holy shit. My name is Tim Batt. My name's Graham Montgomery. I'm trying to finish a fruit burst. It's important to treat yourself when you're watching this film week after week. Thanks for joining us again. It's wonderful to have you here. We apologize for the irregular release schedule that's happening at the moment.

Let's start the podcast with some shout-outs. Oh, man, I cannot handle hearing you chewing that close to my ear. Hey, I'm Guy Montgomery. Obviously, this is the podcast on which we watch and review grown-ups to once a week. People get it.

They get it. No, some people will be tuning in for the first time right now. All right, sorry. They'll be going, oh, you hear about these guys? I've watched it 15 times, and I'll listen to it backwards. It'll be an interesting experience for them.

Anyway. Speaking of going backwards, I want to start off with shout-outs. It's unorthodox, it's unheard of, but I'm doing it. Okay, first shout-out goes to Nick Tyszynski, who says, this is like the who can punch each other in the shoulder longer than the other game I used to play with my brothers. You just keep getting hurt and punching and praying they'd give up first brackets please give up first i can't take much more now the way that you phrased that at the end it makes it sound

like you are also watching this movie 52 times uh as if you're in competition with us i hope you're not nick i really hope you're not and now beneath that we've got Regan McKinlay, who's posted a photo. What's in the photo, Tim? It's what looks like a mugshot, almost, of our man Higgins, David Spade, wearing a hat that says Kmart on it, and he looks terrible. He looks old. He's on Norm Macdonald Live. Norm Macdonald, of course, he's actually one of my favorite comedians.

His special, me doing stand-up, is probably favourite specials I've seen in the last five years Norm Macdonald he does a live video podcast is he the one who did that joke on Conan that you love

the moth joke yeah yeah that is the one it's been doing the rounds on the internet it's actually been called

the best joke ever told really has it got a little second life yeah it has he also actually funnily enough

he was an old Adam Sandler alumni Norm Macdonald. You know Billy Madison. He was the tall, thin friend. The tall, thin best friend. Listen, I'm going to be honest with you. I haven't seen Billy Madison in quite some time.

Go on, go on, mate. Rekindle your, I don't know, what was once a love for Sandler. Hey, how you doing? How you doing, guy? Yeah, mate, I'm good. You big man? I'm a big man. I'm a big man. I'm just surveying what we've been through tonight so far. A packet of

shrewsberries, just hanging in the fruit bursts, and we've both had two and a half Steinlager Pures. And a little something else. And a little something else. On top. Just on a cherry. We've also had a cherry. So here we are. I mean, I'm going to'm gonna be honest tim the movie did

nothing to me tonight i was numb i feel like i was going through the motions of a relationship i felt like i was a jaded husband who's come home and my wife is there and we're both just looking at each other and we're thinking why do we do this we've both got so much to give we're bigger than this i mean i don't like the person i am when i'm with you i know you don't like the person you are when you're with me and i mean are you talking to me now are you still on the metaphor i'm in a metaphor and we we we can get and give so much more to society if we could just get outside the the construct and the social pressure of us trying to make this thing work when in reality it's this ship has sailed i feel like we're every week stepping on to a train that's on a circular track it doesn't take

us anywhere but a mental disorder compels us to get on, not dissimilar from like an obsessive-compulsive disorder. It's Friday. That means at 5 o'clock I've got to get on the A train, and it goes around the loop, and all we've done is spent money and time to fulfill a sick-in-the-head compulsion. We're sick-in-the-head. I understand the thinking behind that, Tim, but I guess what I'm wondering is, I mean,

how do you feel after watching the movie for the 15th time this week? It is, I mean, should we tell the people? It's 10.09pm. We had to do a late viewing. I drove back from New Plymouth to watch this movie tonight. How long is that drive, Guy? Share with the class. Four and a half hours.

It was five with traffic. Fucking hell, man. It's a long way to go to watch a movie what are we doing what are we doing we need to take a step back what are we doing you've got it before we address that you gotta answer my question 15th viewing what were you thinking when you watched the movie today i was contemplative and i i tuned out a couple times and i kept thinking about the theme song from saint elmo's fire and how awesome it is how does that go um oh i was humming it to you before to try and remind you,

but now I'm assuming it's gone. You didn't do anything to me when you did. I'll pull it up on my phone. Cover, pad. Oh, okay. I mean, we don't really need to knock that badly. So what you're saying, Tim, is much like me, you were zoned out.

You weren't really in the world of it. I mean, I even felt surprisingly somehow, this movie actually flew by tonight. Like, I felt like one second we're at the start the next second we're at the party and i mean it was a it was a treat it was a treat to watch the movie this is probably of the 15 times this has been the fastest viewing for me well and it's also been there was a reason for that what's that you did you pegged out. No, I didn't. Briefly. I looked over, your eyes were closed, and I had to hit you.

That was how I was watching it. I don't know about you, man. What do you mean? I was watching it, I just had my eyes closed. Because I know, it's like, I used to do this when I watched... Wait, let me finish, I'm having a thought here. Sorry, bro, I'm trying to bring up the song. So I used to watch Extras so much, The Ricky Gervais series Extras so much.

I'll try and get to the chorus. I don't think this is the original dude who did it. I don't know this song I like where it goes It's so good You don't know that song? I don't know that song I'm going to leave that on in the background I was

I was having a thought Yeah sorry What were you talking about? I don't know It's gone I'm going to eat a fruit burst In protest of the way You've been treating me on this podcast

Now an interesting thing Is happening this weekend Guy Growing up to a movie Which we have single handedly I don't know, it's gone. I'm going to need a fruit burst in protest of the way you've been treating me on this podcast. Now, an interesting thing's happening this weekend, Guy. Growing up to a movie which we have single-handedly popularised for the internet is being picked up by Sky Movies, and they're chucking it on a half dozen times over Queen's birthday weekend. Now, this is exciting. Tim proposed we do a live tweet viewing. Sadly, I'm going to be at Lake Rotowiti all weekend, escaping the trappings of city life.

But Tim, you've bravely nominated yourself. Well, I put it out there for both of us to do it and then you weren't going to be here, so You posited that you might be able to I posited the possibility of doing it at a Twitter party, so we can all watch it and have a combined experience

and share it online. I like the idea. Me too. I just, I need to check my valability because I've, you know, I've got a couple of things. I got shit going on too. What have you got on? You're not the only guy who's got stuff going on. What have you got on this weekend? Some other people have things going on too.

I've got tons of stuff, bro. You don't even know. You don't even know about it. This is a shit show. This whole podcast is going so poorly. Do you want me to turn this song off? You can't deny that it's a shit show. This whole podcast is going so poorly. Do you want me to turn this song off? You can't deny that it's a great song. I'll take out the fruit burst.

You stop the song. Let's start at the beginning. Okay. Welcome along to the worst idea of all time with me, Guy Montgomery. Me too. Turn back. This was our 15th viewing. And once again, we didn't bring in

a guest we didn't have any exciting way of watching the movie it's just two guys in a room on a Thursday night just trying to get

through 101 minutes of an Adam Sandler comedy vehicle now Adam Sandler we've been getting a few posts recently because of his frankness

and his willingness to admit that some of the reasons he undergoes making these movies are not so genuine. Yeah. He was kind of... Was it on Conan when he was asked? Jimmy Kimmel.

Jimmy Kimmel, he was asked. I don't know what he was asked, but it came out there. He said, when you decide to make a film, do you say, I want to make this film somewhere where I can be on vacation? And Aaron Sandler just straight out of nowhere said yes. And he said, I put the fruitless back on. Oh, you did, didn't you? You did that completely absentmindedly, didn't you?

I appreciate you not chewing into the microphone. I'm sure our listeners do as well. There's something that occurred to me today. Who's listening to this, man? You know? Like, what are you doing? What are you doing? I'm talking to you,

the listener. What are you up to, bro? You need to finish that fruit burst. So Adam Sandler's admitted that at least for the, like, last sort of 10 years or so, he's really been phoning it in,

and he quoted 50 First Dates with Drew Barrymore, which came out a good, what, like eight years ago or so yeah they pitched that the movie to be made in winter and he said why don't we do that in Hawaii and I said okay and he said this is too easy and I said wait I just finished because Tim you stumbled into something when I said I just finished I was referring to the fruit burst. Oh, right. Even I was wondering what you were talking about.

No, into that sentence. Now, you were saying in the middle of the movie that you felt bad. I do. You had pangs of guilt. I feel bad about what we're doing. For ripping down something that someone's art, essentially. Yeah. For ripping it down week after week.

A lot of people's art. Now, could you please expand on this theory for you? Because I had a rebuttal. I think I understood the germ or the basis of your point. But I'd like you to say it out loud for the listeners. Then I'd like to have a conversation around it. It's the same reason I hate all reviewers. Because it's like, who are you, man?

You didn't make anything. You're just critiquing stuff that other people make. And I know we need reviewers to sift the wheat from the chaff to mix a verb and a metaphor that doesn't fit with that verb. But I don't enjoy... This is why I did the Lou review. Many moons ago, a very fraction of our audience will remember that me and Guy... Guy presented a TV show on a channel that doesn't exist anymore.

And I used to come in as a regular guest and I would review toilets. And it started as a little bit of a mini dig at people who review things because I don't appreciate that they've made a career out of taking people's art down. And I feel like we've fallen into that hole somewhat by just being mean-spirited about something that a lot of people put a lot of time and energy into.

I'm not into that. That's a negative thing. I think using the word art in reference to this film is quite lofty. You're doing it right now. I'm doing it in response to you calling it art and saying ripping down someone's art when we haven't made any art. This isn't art. Every single person who was in this movie,

the gaffer, the best boy, the bloody camera assist, all the soundies, the location scouts, everyone was cashing a check. No one was going to work every day really investing in the product, saying, I'm going to make this the best grown-ups toy I can. We don't know that. This is the equivalent of an office job as far as movies go. So everyone's just showing up to the office and going,

God, I can't wait till I get on with my family. I'm just going to get through the day. I'm just going to do enough. Okay, hold on. This is the equivalent of the way that I'm sure you used to and I certainly used to write university essays. I figured out exactly how much was required of me to get through without them asking any questions. That is how

every single member of staff worked on this movie. This is not a piece of art. You don't need to feel bad for making fun of these people who have been mailing in their job for a pretty decent paycheck. We know that that is true of the stars. We can see them. We can see them not working. But I don't know that that's true for everyone else in there.

It's lit really well. It's a really well-lit film. I can see everything that happens in it. Great lighting. Well done, lighter. We've said that before, though. We've said we've given props to all the production values. We've given props to the art department.

Absolutely fantastic art direction, specifically in Chris Rock and Maya Rudolph's house. That is a well-dressed set. I mean, in terms of continuity, we're certainly learning more as we go along, but they've done a pretty good job for what is a very confusing and all-over-the-place movie. Maybe there's some extras who put their heart and soul into the role.

I don't think you need to know the extras. No. They're terrible. You just... What about they disrespected our friend Earth? Maybe he's pouring all of himself into that role. Maybe acting isn't the career for him. Maybe speaking roles in movies isn't the career for him because he's got a really weird voice.

Hey, speaking of, boy howdy. Today. You ready? Okay, let's go. boy howdy today you ready? okay let's go the hunt for the wildest movie of the summer everybody run ends here this is your super friendly and not aggressive reminder

to buy tickets immediately Borderlands now playing and I'm going to quickly negate from the point I've just been making for the last couple of minutes, but how shit is Arnie's son in every second that he's on screen? Patrick Schwarzenegger, yeah, he is a real dud. He should not be allowed in front of the camera. Because he can't do it. He can't do it.

It would be a weird life though, wouldn't it, being Arnold Schwarzenegger's son? Especially the one out of the illegitimate. Either way, though, say you're in this legitimate relationship. You grow up under the impression that your dad's a stand-up guy. He's a former bodybuilder, former movie star. Do you not think he is a stand-up guy, though? He's a Republican governor of California. No, he did the dirty, man.

Oh, yeah, but people make mistakes, man. He made a sustained mistake which he hid well he did it several times over did he yeah is there a few oh you mean like and like you grow up though so your dad is idolized sure he is worshipped yeah he's literally done so much he's he's reached the pinnacle of three different careers and he's an amazing man you know that you have an inheritance which means you don't need to worry about what you want to do I mean obviously you should Because otherwise your life's going to be aimless

It's going to be terrifying But I mean where does he go? Where does Patrick Schwarzenegger go? Where do you find your niche? What are his career options? You find your niche Look at Emilio Estevez What's he doing?

Well he decided to do acting But he did not take the Sheen name because he wanted to forge his own path, even though it was the same path his father took. That's probably a bad example. I'll try and think of another one. I'm just wondering. I mean, what do you think?

Patrick Schwarzenegger. He's finishing high school. He's finishing high school, right? Last day of high school. His career is guidance council system. Hey, Patrick. I don't know anything about the guy. Maybe he's a good painter. You be Patrick. system? Hey, Patrick. I don't know anything about the guy. Maybe he's a good painter.

You be Patrick. Okay. Hey, Patrick. Hey, guidance counsellor. Last day of school. It sure is. Your dad must be so proud. Is he going to be at graduation?

He's a little busy. He's trying to sort out the waste management situation in California. Okay. Good on him. Hey, I'm sorry we never got to meet during your time at the school. It was very unprofessional of me, but I have been wondering, where do you see yourself in five years? Well, I have a passion for painting, so I think I'm going to be an artist. You're going to be an artist? I sure am. Wow. And I might not be good when I start,

but I really enjoy it and i'm passionate about it so i'm going to get better at it and keep doing it because i'm all about forging my own path how are you how are you going to survive you know times can be pretty lean if you're an artist especially a freelance one learning the craft well mr kuczynski here's the great thing i come from a very very wealthy family but you may have heard of us the schwarzeneggers just moments ago you were obsessed with forging your own path yeah that doesn't mean it can't be with a safety net of cash and inheritance lining the way do you think you'll ever try anything apart from art i don't know what this role play is meant to prove on either side to be honest with you

where are we going with this I'm just trying to have some fun I was trying to highlight that it was a tough time for Patrick Schwarzenegger but we don't have enough information about the man Paddy Paddy as they call him Paddy

don't mess with Paddy do you know who his dad is Arnie bro this is a weird one this is a weird podcast what was your shining light you're a weird podcast and my shining light i wrote down because i knew i'd forget it and here oh no i remembered it i remember writing it down it's when chris rock pulls out of the van and he's yelling at his son andre uh and he's who's about to take his driving test, and he's like, parallel park, look both ways, drive safely. Don't do what I just did. He pulls out into incoming traffic.

Don't do what I just did. And there's a really chaotic way that it's shot and edited, and it's like they just really nailed that moment. It's real good. It's a real good moment. You know it. You like it, eh? It's a good sequence i don't

have an opinion on it what's your shining light uh we've probably used it before officer dante somebody call the police we're already here i i think can we recycle shining lights well i mean i'm not going to listen back to all the podcasts and see what i've used so i'm just going to go with it neither am i. Neither am I. Paint the scene. Come on, people don't watch the movie. We're the ones who watch the movie. Well, there's a real changing in the tide right now

because I've been getting a lot of... My phone's been blowing up with people saying it's on Sky. People keep threatening to watch it, eh? I'm going to watch it. Like Jermaine Ross. Yeah, well, he's going to watch it. He was like, I'm watching it this Sunday and I'm going to enjoy it. Like it wasaine Ross. Yeah, well, he's going to watch it. He was like, I'm watching it this Sunday, and I'm going to enjoy it. Like it was a threat.

Here's the thing. I don't have Sky. So I don't. You don't have a TV. That's not important. What I'm saying is these people who do have Sky, and I mean, naturally, if it's the weekend and you're not doing anything, you can't be bothered leaving the house to meet up with someone,

that is the sort of movie that you would just stumble into on a Sunday and suddenly, you know, an hour and a half later... Now, I want to talk about this for a second because some people may watch Grown Ups 2 and go, Tim and Guy, fuck you guys, the movie's fine. And I respect you for saying that because if you do watch it once, it's like, yeah, it's... But that's the very purpose

why we picked the movie because it's not bad enough to be fun and it's not good enough to be enjoyed so it's like the perfect middle ground of absolute mediocrity and just general laziness in filmmaking like if we were watching the room 52 times this podcast wouldn't work because that would be a fun it would be so shit that would be a fun, it would be so shit that that would be a fun movie to see a bunch of times. And I've seen that movie personally like a dozen times.

Ironically, on the back of your theory, Tim, the reason that the movie isn't bad enough to be enjoyable is because of the high quality work being put in by the various different people

behind the scenes on the production side. If the production values of this film were shitter, it'd be way more enjoyable because you'd be like, oh my God, there's a boom and shot there um there's a continuity era here and there are a few but none of them are huge and there aren't as many as you know some other hollywood films some other hollywood flicks i was gonna say blockbusters but i don't think

this broke any blocks from memory memento not a single continuity error. Fuck off. Really? With all that crazy backwards narration? That's what makes it so impressive. Wowee. Oh, you've done your shining light. Oh, we do a top three. What should we make it about this week? The look of hope and earnestness in your eyes is too much to bear. I mean, if we haven't even thought about what it's going to be during the movie,

is it really worth doing? Yeah. Top three reaction shots. I can't remember anything in the movie. Top three reaction shots. I'll go third and first, you go second. Okay. In the ballet scene, when they're all sitting down and adam sandler and kevin james

are transfixed by the hot ballet teacher and selma hayek's face reacting to adam sandler's face she nails the scowl disappointed disapproving and yet uh it can't go too hard out because she's there to support her daughter. Okay, good work. Number three. Number two. Number two. Reaction shot of... Oh, for fuck's sake, man.

I got... Reaction shot... It's not really a reaction shot. It's just a really... It's a big reaction to try and mask the fact that there's no logical cut or edit point into the next scene. But after the yoga instructor,

when Maya Rudolph and Chris Rock's two-year-old son... What's his name? The kid. The doodoo grenade kid. I don't know. Does he get a name? He gets a name. Anyway, he pulls a jockstrap out of a bag,

and it's a lady's jockstrap. And Selma Hayek and Maya Rudolph are obsessed with bullying this woman about her gender identity. And the lady goes, that's not a jockstrap, that's a G-string. And then Maya Rudolph does this huge, tremendous fake laugh, like really blowing it out. And it's a powerful reaction. And I think in that reaction shot,

it encapsulates a lot of the problems with the movie. It's quite funny. You're putting that at number two. Yes, I am, because I don't give a fuck about your top three. It's quite funny watching this movie this many times. It's kind of like, you know when you're in English and you're reading some reasonably modern novel or a recent movie and your English teacher is making you read all the stuff into it

which just isn't there? Yeah, totally. It's just a rubbish movie that some people made to make some money and that's it. Lord of the Flies wasn't written with that many layers in mind. It just wasn't. Exactly, but this is what we're doing now. We're in the English classroom and we're watching grown-ups too.

No one from the movie is making us do this. No one's making us watch it this many times. we're doing now we're in the english classroom and we're watching grown-ups too no one made no one's no one from the movie's making us do this no one's making us watch it this many times number one david spade's facials when kevin james burps nuts at him in the garage and it accidentally is way smellier than he thought it would be and he says the word bonus and david spade's reaction is warm organic and hilarious. I thought you were, that's a good one. Because I thought your number one would have been, there's that cutaway of a character who's not introduced or seen again.

That's a reaction shot, isn't it? He was my shining light last week, so I feel like that would be a double up. But you're very right. And you're very astute, and you're a great listener, guy. Thank you. Well, Tim, have you got anything you want to say I mean how's your life going, are you happy I want to stop watching the movie now

No, well we've got I know we can't but I'm saying You're asking me how am I doing, this is how I'm doing Guy, I'd like to quite never See the movie again, we're coming to an interesting time Soon Tim, so on the 24th Of June I'll be, I've got A flight to London, I'll be out of the country

for six to seven weeks. Are you going for that long? Yes. Fuck. Fuck. Now during this time, we're going to have to still do the podcast. So what's going to have to happen is we're going to watch it. We're going to have to sync our watch together on Skype and record the podcast

through that. Now that's pretty bad for you. But for me, a man who's never been that far away from New Zealand before. Oh, this is really funny for you. I'm going to be spending three hours once a week in City X in some fucking room Some amazing city

In the European summertime Yeah, you will. Strapped to my computer And probably at a weird time. Yes Because you'll be working around me. Okay. Mister. I'd like to think there'll be some form of compromise. Absolutely not.

You're the one who bailed on the country, so I get to call the shots on you. Anyway, I mean, exciting, interesting times. I didn't realise it was... I thought you'd gone for like three weeks. This is a game changer, folks. You buy a ticket to London. You don't just Come back after three weeks

It's so fucking expensive To get over there You gotta really How much you paying man? What's the flights? I've only bought A flight there I haven't bought my flight back yet

But $1,110 Oh that's Cheap That's a bit of a deal man If I get that same flight back That's only like a $2,200 return flight to London But you won't get that amount back

Mentally I was Looking at it paying up to Three grand you know That's just You're going to London. But you won't get that amount back, right? Mentally, I was looking at it paying up to $3,000, you know? Yeah, yeah. That's just how much you have. So you've saved yourself $800 if you get that price back. But is it more expensive to return than it is to go there? I don't know. I feel like it is.

I mean, I don't know how cheap it is to move around Europe, but I think you can get like a flight from, I want to go to Stockholm to see a friend. I think you can get a flight from London to Stockholm for like $40, zealand dollars speaking of stockholm and we'll wrap up on this note i think do you feel like at some point maybe in the 30s or the 40s of our watches that we're going to grow to love this film in a stockholm syndrome style like psychological breakdown i don't know that exactly will happen but I think

there is still so much time and space left for our relationship with this movie to change and grow and I mean I expect by the end of this movie we're in an abusive relationship with the film. Hey here's a question

how are you feeling about me? Because not only do you have to watch this film another 37 times but you have to hang out with me that's fine there's solidarity in what we're doing my friend this can be the final thing i i saw i after i drove back from new plumb i stopped and um and my friend's work on the way home and he said to me he said what are you doing tonight i said i gotta do the podcast and he said to me, he said, what are you doing tonight? I said, I've got to do the podcast. And he said, oh, you must be looking forward to that. And I said, no.

He said, well, obviously not the movie, but, you know, you must enjoy doing the podcast. And I sort of had to think about it, and I thought, no. I don't think either of us enjoy doing the podcast not anymore used to how long ago oh maybe three maybe three ago four ago i mean there's something in it was fun that's because it was quite different we had guests a few weeks i mean i like you tim i like you thanks guy i like you too and. I like you. Thanks, Guy. I like you too. And I think I speak on behalf of both of us when I say we like you for listening

because there's no sense in listening. There's no sense in what we're doing and there's no sense in what you're doing, but we're all here. We're all here doing it together. So like us on the Facebook page. We're Studier of All Time. Get in touch on Twitter. I'm Tim underscore bat.

I'm also Tim underscore bat. You're at Guy Mont, I think. Is it one word or is there a, you've got an underscore, eh? Guy underscore Mont? Yeah, he does. And listen, we'll catch you next week. We love what you're doing.

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